Bloodbath redux

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

33% : And Trump is going to keep doing this, and he's going to get worse, so hitting him on it now is merely a prelude.
32% : Republicans are all out there explaining that when Trump said, "If I don't get elected, it's gonna be a bloodbath," he wasn't talking about, y'know, an actual bloodbath, he was talking about cars.
31% : I heard about the bloodbath comments last night, assumed the worst, then watched the video this morning and discovered that Trump was talking about the auto industry.
31% : Trump may be projecting a brave face as best he can at the moment, but with his financial situation in tatters, criminal trials coming up, the Republican Party in complete disarray, and constant provocations from the Biden campaign, he's hopefully going to be in complete shambles well before November.
27% : They need to be reminded of why they got tired of Trump in the first place, and the Biden campaign is going to be putting a lot of time and effort into doing just that.
23% : And yes, Trump said a bunch of insane crap in 2016 and got away with it -- "grab 'em by the pussy," "blood coming out of her wherever," etc. --
21% : There's an organized push going on right now from Democrats to "reawaken" people to the true threat of Trump.
18% : But by doing this, they're wasting valuable airtime drawing attention to the fact that Trump is a psycho who says crazy, violent stuff.
18% : But one of our best lines of attack this time around is to make sure that as many potential voters as possible remember exactly what kind of psycho Trump is, and why it would be a terrible idea to put him back in the White House.
18% : I'd rather see the media devoting hours to whether Trump meant an actual bloodbath or a metaphorical bloodbath, than devoting hours discussing Biden's age.

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